World Fashionable Advertiser, The (Newspaper) - April 7, 1787, London, Middlesex 84.] 1787 3d.] 9HE COVE ON APRIL 9. 1787, Will be a new called The by Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. FAR Mrs. Mr. And Miss. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. HOLMAN The Epilogue by Mrs. To which will be for the 37th a New intermixed with and called THE ENCHANTED and A few of the Airs compiled from &c. The rest of the MUSIC composed by Mr. The SCENERY and by Mr. RICHARDS and Mr. And executed by Mr. HOD and MANY To with the REPRESENTATION of the INSIDE of A Nothing under full price will be Bexes 5s. 3s. First Gallery Upper Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to betaken of Mr. at the Stage The Doors will be opened at a Quarter after To begin at a garter after Rex Mrs. will appear oh Thursday in the revived serious Opera of Artaxerxes by Mr. Ladies and who were disappointed of places for Comedy of the Careless will have due notice of the next LISLE LEICESTER THis special will be read the most favourite of all called LA PARTIE DE CHASSE Ca on account of it last will be repeated the 2d ths new called LA DE SUR LA In Three The Readings begin at Eight The Collection of the Readings to be had of Mr. New The Courses of French Literature as IN THE CITIES OF LONDON AND Will be with VARIETY OF NEW GREAT In P this present Saturday and Monday and the in the on TUESDAY the and to continue on and in begin at Half past Seven of those new capital expressed in the each Tickets to be and be or any Person Inclinable to some DECEPTIONS and apply to Mr. No. 1, Great and at the in the trom Twelve to on the Days that he performs each are M R. GALLIARD respectfully acquaints the NOBILITY and that HIS BALL is fixed for April 16th, At Mr. St. 10s. 6d. to be had at No. 9, Under the PATRONAGE of the MANAGERS ANACR ON WEDNESDAY the nth of 1787, A grand miscellaneous CONCERT Will be performed Tor the Benefit of Mr. In the elegant New At the CROWN and in the FIRST ACT. Grand YD Piano jun. Flocks shall the SECOND ACT. Miss FULL To precisely at Half past Seven Tickets be had at Longman and Cheapside and St. Paul's No. 45, at the Crowp and Anchor and of Mr. at his No. 21, Canterbury NOTARIAL and AGENCY At No. 23, THEY still continue to execute the various branches of the with probity and Advice given in intricate debts recovered without any the creditor is put into a method of procuring and persons extricated out of their Notarial and Agency business of every ration accounts and conveyancing in general drawn with secrecy and dispatch on the most reasonable Advice gratis to those who are withheld from their monies or Attendance every day from 10 to 3, and Letters post paid attended 10. ROYAL And WESTMINSTER THIS Place of Entertainment will open on EASTER MONDAY April 9, and continue EVERY during the Summer The Musical Pieces by several Eminent the Pantomimes and fiances very besides many other Eital which for excellence and cannot e * And the ROYAL GROVE having undergone several derations and no pains nor expence will be it the completest place of AMUSEMENT in this J A THOUSAND GUINEAS will be given to any Person who can procure the Advertiser a PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT of adequate either at home or Honour and the most inviolable secrecy may be relied Letters addressed to A. B. at the Printer's of this will meet St. A CONTRIBUTION is opened at the banks of Sir DORSETT CO. Messrs. and and Messrs. and Co. for relief of AN UNFORTUNATE THE DAUGHTER OF A of vert ancient in cir c u ms t s of UNCOMMON THOSE humane Persons who may wish to ' make enquiries concerning will be informed of the Lady's name and very lamentable by the Gentlemen of the above-mentioned Banks and will be farther referred to Ladies of deeply affected by a thorough knowledge of her pitiable have engaged to promote the good work in and to contribute towards it LIST of Countess of Charleville Countess of Barrymore Lady Lumm Mrs. Countess of Darnley Lady Mary Bligh Hon. Bligh - - Hon. Mr. W. Bligh Esq. - Esq. - Lady Unknown L.S. - Mrs. Upper Mrs. ditto - Mrs. Kensington Palace The Duchess of Arg yll Mr. Forth - ' Countess of Clermont Mrs. Adams - Lord De - Mrs. French His Grace the Duke of Devonshire Lord Frederick Cavendish - John Esq. 0. Q. - Countess of Ross - Lady Blackwood - Capt. P. Affleck Earl of Egremont Esq. - A young Lady Lord Hood - 5� 0 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 10 10 6 10 10 0 4 4 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 2. z 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 2 z 0 5 5 0 4 4 0 5 5 0 1 1 0 2' 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 5 5 0 5 S 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 1 1 0 5 5 0 1 1 0 5 5 0 2 z 0 For the Benefit of Mr. By His MAJESTY's AT the Theatre On April 10, 1787, ' Will be a called THE COUNTRY Mr. KING ' a Mr. DODD Mr. Jun. Mr. Mr. And Mr. PALMER Mrs. And the Country Mrs. End of the Play THE COCKNEY Easter through Epping to be given by Mr. And particular not acted these two THE Abel Mr. DODD Mr. Mr. PALMER And Doll Mrs. Tickets to be had of Mr. at the and Gray's Inn and of Mr. at the where Places for the Boxes may be For the Benefit of Miss BY HIS MAJESTY's AT the Theatre on April 1787, Will be the Comedy of THE Sir Clement Mr. KING Lord Mr. PALMER Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Jun. Mr. Mr. AICKIN Mr. R. And Mr. SMITH 5 Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. And Lady FARREN Ih Aft A Song in Character by Mrs. CR To which particular will be added the Pantomime Entertainment of With Alterations and Particularly the admired SHADES and Mr. Jun. Mr. MOODY Mr. Mr. Corporal Mr. R. PALMER j Mr. WALDRON And Mr. SUETT Mrs. Mrs. BOOTH Sukey Miss And Dolly Miss Tickets to be had of Miss Great and of Mr. at the 4 where places for ths boxes may be MR. HUGHES begs Leave to acquaint the and that the above place having gone through a thorough every exertion has been made to render it the most and SUMMER THEATRE in this kingdom r AND Wilt OPEN MONDAY 17S7, every during the Summer received nightly tt discharge expences the Theatre this present the is to beat the THE HON. COURT OF - The principal Monsieur and Mademoiselle ana Signora ELEANOR Madame ' ' Mr. Mrs. Mr. Miss Mr. Miss Madame Mr. Mrs. Miss a New called THE BOARDING and composed by Signor a New called BOTANY TRAMPOLINE By the following group Sen. and LITTLE and ' By PLACIDO and LITTLE I. who is the first Horseman in the Signor Signior the incomparable Signora and celebrated Signora accompanied by Master real Little Signor the LITTLE and the Young VENETIAN \a ' T L a S THE Will exhibit Tiis wonderful of by balancing - - PEOPLE on a a New called i HARLEQUIN By And Twenty of the PERFORMING HORSES in BOXES is. at Half past and begin precisely at Half past Vivant Rex et For the Benefit of Mr. THEATRE ROYAL in On APRIL 10, 17S7, Will be presented a Comedy called HE BE A the acters by Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. ' Mrs. Miss Miss And Mrs. End of the SECOND ACT the new Fidlers all on a By Mr. After the Opinions on Men and Farcial By Mr. To which will be added a Musical called THE by Mr. Simpkin by Mr. Russet by Mr. Flint by Mr. And Skirmish by Mr. Jenny by Mrs. Being her Appearance in that Margaret by Mrs. And Louisa by Miss Between the First and Second of the a CURIOSITIES of the TOWER of By Mr. Tickets to be had of Mr. No. 19, Covent and of Mr. Brandon at the where Places for the Boxes may be For the Benefit of Mr. AT the Theatre Ro y a in On April 16, 1787, will be revived a called THE SCHOOL FOR Mr. General Mr. RYDER Mr. AICKIN Mr. Mr. FARREN Captain Mr. DAVIE S Mr. Mr. WEWITZER Mr. Mr. Mr. STEVENS Miss Mrs. Lady Rachel Mrs. WEBB Mrs. Mrs. BATES Miss Mrs. And Mrs. Mrs. Before the for this night MOTHER REVIEW of the By Mr. Written by the late D. with &c. End of the To which will be in one THE STAGE The INN in an Written by with Alterations and The principal Characters by Mr. Mr. EDWIN Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Tickets to be had of Mr. No. High H alborn and of Mr. Brandon at the where for the be MUSEUM Sir THIS admired Assemblage of the Productions of Nature and which was before a Committee of the Honourable House of to be of the value of Fifty-three Thousand and which for its combined and was not only before the said by judges of the had visited every public and private of note on the to be but has been also pronounced by the Legislature of tins kingdom to be superior to any thing of the kind in or perhaps to them all as it comprehends articles so rare and valuable as are not to be found in any other Continues to be from eleven till five every Sundays also being Good Admission Half a Crown each Good fires in all the For the Benefit of Miss AT the WEDNESDAY APRIL 11, 17S7, Will be Performed a called MUCH ADO ABOUT Mr. Mr. HULL Don Mr. DAVIES Mr. FARREN Mr. Town Mr. EDWIN Mrs. And Miss In Adr a MASQUERADE incident to To which will be these ii a Far called THE The Mr. POPE Sir Charles Mr. QUICK ' Young Mr. BROWN MORTON And Miss Tickets to be had of Miss No. 5, and of Mr. at the ere Places for the Boxes may be For the Ben of Mr. AT the On Will be the Play of Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. DAVIES Mr. FEARON And Mr. first appearance in that Miss PLATT And Mrs. After which will be HIGH LIFE BELOW Lord Duke's Mr. LEWIS 5 Sir Harry's Mr. RYDER And Miss Kitty that night with a song in Mrs. POPE In Act a Mock By Mr. RYDER and Mrs. Tickets and places for the boxes to be had of Mr. at his No. 5, Half and of Mr. at the LJ FINISHED IN A SUPERIOR AND AT REDUCED Corner of from the great and flattering encouragement he has for a long time experienced from the Nobility and in the of TEA AND in their improved and in the greatest variety of begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public in that lie has lately executed a large and elegant Assortment of the above with Patent in the highest stile of Town and at uch reduced prices as he flatters himself will meet general 1. s. d. Small on the improved principle - - 1 1 o Very large - - - - - 2 z silvered and patent cock 250 Very large - - - - - 2100 He has likewise on sale a general Assortment of Plated and real EIGHT HUNDRED of the highest rank and and nearly an equal number of have been Taught to by C. Son of Capt. ro his late Royal Highness the DUKE of at his in near South Audley No Entrance is 1. s. d. Sixteen lessons in four - - 270 Twelve lessons when - - - 270 Breaking a Lady's - - - 270 Breaking a - - - Breaking a road - - - 270-Book of instructions for - - - 056 When the Public are that every Scholar is attended by Mr. personally and the great cure and expedition with which they are they will give him credit for the reasonableness of his terms and the of his respectable proves the esteem in which his Attendance at any SINGULAR INVENTIONS AND No. 14S, RESPECTFULLY informs the that he hath lately invented an infallible and wonderfully singular STROP and COMPOSITION for keeping RAZORS ever so oid or in good without or using the The plaudits of thousands more amply speak their praise and to which may be added the Shaving His British Lavender Water is unparalleled for its odoriferous and cephalic his Spirit of Roses is in fragrance equal it not the The above curious Articles are to be had of the sole and as Every other Article in genuine Foreign Perfumery not surpassed in England for quality and qua s ' Masters of all Foreign Traders and Country will find the above Articles truly and not perishable The Powders and Pomatums for prepared for the will retain their pristine odour firmness of texture in the extremes of different N.B. 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